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10825161 No.10825161 [Reply] [Original]

I'm ready for a certain $1000 next year.

>> No.10825210

Can we as a board agree to never talk about XMR?

>> No.10825296
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>considerable investments made by JP Morgan
>superior privacy technology
>low circulating supply
>Coinbase listing just around the corner

>> No.10825352

>>10825210
why?

>> No.10825368

>>10825352
It triggers cashies for some reason

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BRRRAAAAAAAAAAPPPPP!!!!!!

>> No.10825459
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>>10825296
kek

>> No.10825473

>>10825459
WORD.

>> No.10825478

>>10825352
No need to promote the king.

>> No.10825959

>>10825210
>>10825459
Besides pissing of Zcash groupies, Monero has never been interesting. Unless there is another huge boom in clandestine transactions (illegal drugs being kept illegal, firearm bans, craigslist goes down, etc.) nobody is going to adopt it. Much like the Maytag Repairman, Monero is the boring face of laundering.

>> No.10826077

>>10825959

What the fuck does interesting have to do with anything? Not to mention people told me the same thing about bitcoin back in 2013 that you just said about monero only being useful for facilitating crime.

>> No.10826089

>>10825459
Monero makes my peepee hard

>> No.10826104

>>10825959

And what vaporware shitcoin are people going to actually adopt? Please tell me so i can dump all my xmr and load up on it.

>> No.10826111

>>10825368
Everything triggers cashies though
>talking about bitcoin cash....triggered
>using the green logo.....triggered
>bitcoin cash goes up......triggered

Like seriously there is no bigger group of manchild snowflakes than cashies

>> No.10826120

>>10825161
That would be cool. I mined a few coins at work last summer so I'm hoping they go back up in value.

>>10825296
I've heard a lot about this. Is it any good?

>> No.10826124

xmr and zec will both be top 5 coins within a year

>> No.10826160

>>10825296

>privacy coin
>funded directly by the Israeli government
>20% "founders reward"

They might as well call this shit goycoin. Hopefully you can trust the "trusted setup" and they can't just keep creating more goycoin out of thin air. ..

I was once legitimately interested in this piece of shit, the deeper i dug the more I was turned off.

>> No.10826172

>>10826160
>>funded directly by the Israeli government
the zion connections are exactly why you should buy zcash.

>> No.10826187

>>10826124
BTC, XRP, XLM, XMR, ETH top 5 end of year.

Everyone needs fungibility and financial privacy with how crazy invasive the deep state is.

>> No.10826228

>>10826172

Crypto was born precisely because people were tired of jews tinkering with the monetary system. Why the hell would a zionist connection be considered a good thing?

>> No.10826298

>>10826160
Any sources for these claims?

>> No.10826305

>>10826228
because cryptos strayed from the righteous path and turned into a speculative ponzi scheme, and jews tend to make money on their investments

>> No.10826335

>>10826298

Kek here ya go
http://zerocash-project.org/about_us

>> No.10826339

>>10826305

>jews tend to make money on their investments

Indeed. Will you be the sucker they make a quick dime on?

>> No.10826342

>>10825959
Would you care to post your bank account information online? How about letting the public track every purchase you make? You fine with us seeing that you buy 5 dragon dildos a month?

I'm willing to guess no. Privacy isn't about buying illegal stuff. It's about having control of your finances and no one else snooping into your shit and using that information against you.

>> No.10826344

>>10826305
>buying something that they will just create out of thin air

i got a good currency for you it's called USD

>> No.10826348

>>10826335
Well that's explains that. What about 20pct reward part?

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>>10826342

monero is literally THE one. it's like buying btc when it was $100

>> No.10826358

>>10826342

Pretty much this. Monero is just the digital version of cash, and cash is king for a reason...

>> No.10826362

>>10826339
>>10826344
calm down, i hold xmr not zec
just clarifying the reasoning

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>>10826348

https://blog.z.cash/funding/

Pretty nifty trick. They get their 20% while the circulating supply is at its lowest. With a market cap of 600 million, they have 120 million because reasons. This reward is undoubtedly the reason they're able to attract so much institutional investment. I won't call it a scam, but it's pretty fucking scammy

>> No.10826454

>>10826399
Thanks I'll definitely be avoiding this.

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>>10826160
This, plus the opt in privacy makes cracking the privacy of the coin much much easier than a coin with opt out privacy like monero.

>> No.10826530

What's do you guys think the next xmr all time high will be? My money is on $1800

>> No.10826634

>>10825959
that's why it's the safest 10-20x.... it literally works today, has adoption, development, funding, etc.
your boring is my ROE

>> No.10826670

>>10825296
Bitmained

>> No.10826710

>>10826634
exactly. the interesting tokens are a lot riskier. monero is as safe as it gets. imo safer than bitcoin and much more profitable. there is no use for bitcoin i actually think bitcoin is going to $100 one day as a collectors item. someone name me one actual use for transparent blockchain that does nothing else but send/receive value. if you want to track something you just use one of the tracking token blockchains. you need to track products on a blockchain, not the money. the money needs to be private in order to be money. you wouldn't put a sign in your yard that says how much money you have would you? no because your risk of theft goes up. anyone with a lot of money is going to want privacy. all the big money bitcoin attracts eventually ends up in monero. it trickles down slowly and eventually all of it will come into monero and leave bitcoin forever. rich people, i repeat, DO NOT want their current amount of money available for the world to see at any given moment and be able to see when transactions occur and how much they occur with.

it's ridiculous to imagine a world with bitcoin as real money. privacy is a MUST

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Kevin Hart approves this thread.

>> No.10827677

>>10826634
Just wait until bulletproofs are implemented later this year.

>> No.10827702

>>10826710
Have been screaming this for years. Btc's fungibility issues cannot just be hardforked away. When everything in the chain becomes completely transparent through increasingly sophisticated analysis, and fungiblr alternatives like monero are presented, people will dump their btc bags and miners will stop mining.

Writing is in the wall. Btc is doomed. But it still has a few moons in it left for sure